This book investigates the nature and relevance of conjunctive explanations in the context of science and religion.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Diarmid A. Finnegan is a Reader in the Geography, the School of Natural and Built Environment at Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland. David H. Glass is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Computing at Ulster University, Northern Ireland. Mikael Leidenhag is a Research Fellow in the School of Divinity at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. David N. Livingstone is a Professor in Geography, the School of Natural and Built Environment at Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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Conjunctive Explanations in Science and Religion: An Introduction Diarmid A. Finnegan, David H. Glass, Mikael Leidenhag and David N. Livingstone CONVERSATION I Explanation in Science and Religion 1 Conjunctive Explanations: How Science and Religion Can Work Together David H. Glass Conjuctive Explanations: A Response Aku Visala 2 Agents as Difference Makers, or Why Many Human Actions Have Mental Causes Aku Visala Agents as Difference Makers: A Response David H. Glass CONVERSATION II Designing Darwinism 3 The Telos of Darwin's Troubling Metaphor: Darwin's Pigeons, Dennett's Cranes, Fodor's Granny David N. Livingstone The Telos of Darwin's Troubling Metaphor: A Response E. V. Rope Kojonen 4 Asa Gray vs. Charles Darwin: Evaluating the Darwinian Case against Conjunctive Explanations E. V. Rope Kojonen Asa Gray vs. Charles Darwin: A Response David N. Livingstone CONVERSATION III Irreducibilities, Material and Mental 5 God, Consciousness and Conjunctive Explanations Joanna Leidenhag God, Consciousness and Conjunctive Explanations: A Response Tom Mcleish 6 Complementary Causation and Emergence: A Substrate for Conjunctive Explanations Tom Mcleish Complementary Causation and Emergence: A Response Joanna Leidenhag CONVERSATION IV Divine Causes and Mental Beliefs 7 A Conjunctive Explanation About Psychopathology? Hearing Voices, Psychosis and Religious Experience Anastasia Philippa Scrutton A Conjunctive Explanation about Psychopathology? A Response Andrew Torrance 8 A Conjunctive Explanation of the Mental Phenomenon of Christian Faith Andrew Torrance A Conjunctive Explanation of the Mental Phenomenon of Christian Faith: A Response Anastasia Philippa Scrutton CONVERSATION V The (Im)possibility of Theological Explanations 9 Are Theological Explanations Superfluous? The Cognitive Science of Religion and Ockham's Razor Gijsbert Van Den Brink Are Theological Explanations Superfluous? A Response David O. Brown 10 A Re-Evaluation of Non-Overlapping Magisteria David O. Brown A Re-Evaluation of Non-Overlapping Magisteria: A Response Gijsbert Van Den Brink CONVERSATION VI Explanatory Virtues: Theological Explorations 11 John Polkinghorne on Conjunctive Explanation Stephen N. Williams John Polkinghorne on Conjunctive Explanation: A Response Alister Mcgrath 12 An Explanatory Mosaic Alister Mcgrath An Explanatory Mosaic: A Response Stephen N. Williams
Conjunctive Explanations in Science and Religion: An Introduction Diarmid A. Finnegan, David H. Glass, Mikael Leidenhag and David N. Livingstone CONVERSATION I Explanation in Science and Religion 1 Conjunctive Explanations: How Science and Religion Can Work Together David H. Glass Conjuctive Explanations: A Response Aku Visala 2 Agents as Difference Makers, or Why Many Human Actions Have Mental Causes Aku Visala Agents as Difference Makers: A Response David H. Glass CONVERSATION II Designing Darwinism 3 The Telos of Darwin's Troubling Metaphor: Darwin's Pigeons, Dennett's Cranes, Fodor's Granny David N. Livingstone The Telos of Darwin's Troubling Metaphor: A Response E. V. Rope Kojonen 4 Asa Gray vs. Charles Darwin: Evaluating the Darwinian Case against Conjunctive Explanations E. V. Rope Kojonen Asa Gray vs. Charles Darwin: A Response David N. Livingstone CONVERSATION III Irreducibilities, Material and Mental 5 God, Consciousness and Conjunctive Explanations Joanna Leidenhag God, Consciousness and Conjunctive Explanations: A Response Tom Mcleish 6 Complementary Causation and Emergence: A Substrate for Conjunctive Explanations Tom Mcleish Complementary Causation and Emergence: A Response Joanna Leidenhag CONVERSATION IV Divine Causes and Mental Beliefs 7 A Conjunctive Explanation About Psychopathology? Hearing Voices, Psychosis and Religious Experience Anastasia Philippa Scrutton A Conjunctive Explanation about Psychopathology? A Response Andrew Torrance 8 A Conjunctive Explanation of the Mental Phenomenon of Christian Faith Andrew Torrance A Conjunctive Explanation of the Mental Phenomenon of Christian Faith: A Response Anastasia Philippa Scrutton CONVERSATION V The (Im)possibility of Theological Explanations 9 Are Theological Explanations Superfluous? The Cognitive Science of Religion and Ockham's Razor Gijsbert Van Den Brink Are Theological Explanations Superfluous? A Response David O. Brown 10 A Re-Evaluation of Non-Overlapping Magisteria David O. Brown A Re-Evaluation of Non-Overlapping Magisteria: A Response Gijsbert Van Den Brink CONVERSATION VI Explanatory Virtues: Theological Explorations 11 John Polkinghorne on Conjunctive Explanation Stephen N. Williams John Polkinghorne on Conjunctive Explanation: A Response Alister Mcgrath 12 An Explanatory Mosaic Alister Mcgrath An Explanatory Mosaic: A Response Stephen N. Williams
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